Context: New Buildings in Historic Settings

Context: New Buildings in Historic Settings

by JohnWarren (Author), SueTaylor (Author), JohnWorthington (Author)

Synopsis

Examining the theory that governs practice in building new buildings in old places, this work discusses the problem, analysing reasons for the types of response, setting out constraints and opportunities and by the study of examples demonstrates current trends and possible ways forward.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 192
Edition: illustrated edition
Publisher: Architectural Press
Published: 15 Sep 1998

ISBN 10: 0750637382
ISBN 13: 9780750637381

Media Reviews
'The contributors provide an invaluble statement of the interests, concerns and ambitions facingthe guardians, managers and desiners of our urban heritage.'
Design Week
'The arguments, philosophies and attitudes are well ventilated by a number of contributors and through a carefully orchestrated sequence of chapters, the book makes the case for acceptance of new architecture - but with respect and understanding. This is not a textbook on how-to but a study to absorb and reflect over.'
EASA Newsletter
'This book is enjoyable, informative and an excellent contribution to the architectural debate. It should be obligatory reading for all involved in design in historic settings.'
Heritage Development
'It is a thought-provoking selection and should be compulsory reading for all planning inspectors and chairs of planning committees. But not exclusively - we all should read it.'
Planning
'Whilst not attempting to define a blueprint for new development